Cabinet REVAMP!

The REVAMP! Process

Cabinet boxes are professionally cleaned, prepped, and spray finished. Existing cabinet doors are replaced with brand new custom doors in the style of your choice.

New cabinet doors can be ordered and finished in our shop before refinishing the cabinet boxes, allowing us to complete most kitchens in less than 7 days — compared to the extended downtime and disruption that often accompany full cabinet replacement. All components are finished to match for a consistent factory-level appearance.

What Does REVAMP! Give you?

• Brand new cabinet door style
• Professionally sprayed cabinet boxes
• Unlimited paint color options
• Durable cabinet-grade coatings
• A full kitchen transformation without replacing cabinets
• Most kitchens are completed in under 7 days

RCR Warranty:
RCF REVAMP! is backed by a 5-Year Finish Warranty, the same professional coating system used in our refinishing process.

Cabinet Refinishing: What Is It?

This system produces a smooth, factory-style sprayed finish designed for long-term durability.

• Removing doors and hardware
• Thorough cleaning and degreasing
• Sanding and surface preparation for adhesion
• Professional cabinet primer application
• Spray application of durable cabinet coatings
• Reinstallation of doors and hardware

Perfect For Homeowners Who:

• Like their current cabinet door style
• Have structurally sound cabinets
• Want to update the color or finish
• Want a cost-effective kitchen transformation

The Results?

Your kitchen looks brand new while keeping your existing cabinet layout and door style.

What Kind Of Warranty To Expect?
RCF Painting Co. offers the best warranty in all of St. Louis. Our cabinet refinishing is backed by a 5-Year Finish Warranty.

Cabinet refacing involves replacing the cabinet doors while covering the cabinet frames with a matching veneer or laminate. This process is typically more labor-intensive than refinishing, as it requires removing doors, preparing cabinet frames, and installing veneer or laminate materials across all visible cabinet surfaces.

Refacing Includes:

• New cabinet doors
• Veneer or laminate is applied to the cabinet frames
• New hinges and hardware are installed

Because of the additional materials, fabrication, and installation involved, traditional cabinet refacing is often significantly more expensive than refinishing and can approach the cost of partial cabinet replacement.

Best For Homeowners Who:

• Want a completely different door style.
• Cabinets are still structurally sound.
• Understand that it is a more involved renovation process.

Limitations of traditional refacing:

• Veneer systems show seams where pieces come together
• Limited finish and color options compared to painted systems
• Often lacks the look of a true factory-painted kitchen
• Higher labor and material costs compared to refinishing